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> Truth is, it's probably healthy for the "copy" to witness the death
> of the original.  The period of your coexistence must be *agonizing*.

Why "must be"?  As an initial experiment, I would find it fascinating.
Depending on various things we have no way to tell now, I might or
might want to partake of it if/when it becomes routine.

> Knowing that you are a perfect clone of another living being, the
> sense of being a "copy," has to be miserable.

Why?

I can't imagine we have any hard data on it, so it's all speculation,
but I would not expect to find it miserable.  As either original or
copy - though if it really is a perfect clone, I'm not sure there would
be any difference - I'd find it fascinating.  (I might later find my
feelings changing, of course, but I have no basis to predict which
way(s).  I'd guess they'd be positive, but that's just a guess.)

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